WordPress / Divi project — premium lead-capture cleanup for 4 priority pages

Budget: $750 - $1500

Hello,

I’m looking for a WordPress / Divi specialist for a tightly scoped improvement project on cornielconstruction.com.

This is Work Request #1.

We are not looking for a full redesign. We want a careful, conversion-focused cleanup of 4 priority pages to improve premium presentation, lead capture, and mobile usability without harming SEO or site stability.

Project objective

Improve the visual quality and conversion readiness of these 4 pages so they:

• look cleaner
• feel more premium
• present forms better
• present CTA sections better
• have stronger spacing and image alignment
• work better on mobile
• remain SEO-safe
• remain performance-aware

Pages included

• "https://cornielconstruction.com/"
• "https://cornielconstruction.com/contact-us/"
• "https://cornielconstruction.com/manhattan-apartment-renovation-cost-guide-2026-pricing-and-budgeting-breakdown/"
• "https://cornielconstruction.com/nyc-co-op-renovation-rules-a-guide-to-alteration-agreements-and-board-approvals/"

Scope

This project includes only:

• homepage hero / first-screen cleanup
• contact page form and layout cleanup
• form section cleanup
• CTA section cleanup
• image alignment and visual polish
• spacing and layout cleanup
• mobile presentation improvement
• premium / high-end visual cleanup

Important boundaries

Please do not change any of the following without written approval:

• URLs or slugs
• redirects
• SEO titles or meta descriptions
• internal link destinations
• canonical settings
• plugins
• header/footer structure
• sitewide settings
• page deletions
• automation/chatbot features
• major copy rewrites
• full-site redesign

Performance and technical safety requirement

The site already shows technical and performance sensitivity, including layout stability and load concerns.

Any design or layout improvement must avoid making performance worse.

Please do not introduce:

• heavy sliders
• oversized hero images
• unnecessary animation
• layout shifts caused by late-loading elements
• decorative features that worsen speed or stability
• changes that create new 404s or technical debt

The goal is to improve appearance and conversion while keeping the pages visually stable and lightweight.

Required workflow

Whoever is hired must work in this order:

Step 1 — Review Review the 4 assigned pages and identify:

• what is visually weak
• what affects lead capture
• what should be improved
• what you will not touch

Step 2 — Proposed change list Before implementing anything, provide a section-by-section proposed change list with:

• page
• section
• issue
• proposed fix

Step 3 — Approval Wait for written approval before making changes.

Step 4 — Execution Execute only the approved items.

Step 5 — Daily progress report Send a daily progress report using this exact format:

• Work completed today:
• Pages touched:
• Sections improved:
• Anything blocked:
• Any approval needed:
• Any risk noticed:
• Next step tomorrow:

No vague updates. No filler. No surprise changes.

Milestones

Milestone 1 — Review + Plan Deliver:

• review of the 4 pages
• section-by-section proposed improvements
• confirmation that you understand the boundaries

Milestone 2 — Homepage completed Deliver:

• full approved cleanup of homepage

Milestone 3 — Contact page completed Deliver:

• full approved cleanup of contact page

Milestone 4 — Cost page completed Deliver:

• full approved cleanup of cost page

Milestone 5 — Co-op page completed Deliver:

• full approved cleanup of co-op page

Milestone 6 — Final cleanup + change log Deliver:

• final list of all changes made
• confirmation that no restricted items were touched without approval
• any remaining notes or minor cleanup items

Success criteria

This project will be considered successful only if:

• the homepage looks more premium and more aligned with a Manhattan renovation specialist
• the contact page looks cleaner, more premium, and easier to use
• the 4 pages look cleaner and more premium
• forms look better and feel easier to use
• CTA sections are clearer and stronger
• images are better aligned and more consistent
• mobile appearance is improved
• no URLs or slugs were changed
• no SEO structure was damaged
• no unauthorized changes were made
• performance and stability were not worsened

What I need from you before moving forward

Please reply with:

• your experience with WordPress and Divi
• 3 relevant examples of similar work
• 1 or 2 examples of premium / high-end service pages you improved
• confirmation that you will not change URLs, redirects, or SEO structure without approval
• a short explanation of how you would improve a premium service homepage, contact page, forms, and CTA flow without redeg the whole site
• how you usually work safely on a live site
• how you avoid making Core Web Vitals, layout stability, or page load performance worse during visual cleanup

Thank you.